Kevin Wunrow

Raised in Wisconsin, Kevin Wunrow has never lost his attraction for the north woods. After owning and operating a wholesale tropical plant nursery outside Seattle for thirteen years from the mid 80s to the late 90s, Kevin, his wife Therese, and two young children headed for the island of Gau, in the Fiji Islands, where Kevin spent the next eight years building a solar-powered wilderness lodge on a half-mile of white sand beach while Therese home-schooled son Zac and daughter Rose.

Kevin and family then spent two years in Akaroa, New Zealand while work on the lodge was being finished and four years ago they decided to make East Montpelier their permanent home. Zac graduated from U-32 High School last year and is in pre-medicine at Swarthmore College and Rose, now in her junior year, is a three sport athlete and an award winning poet.

After playing principal harp with the Seattle Symphony for eight years, then selling her harps to buy cement and lumber in Fiji, since moving to Montpelier, Therese has played principal harp with the Vermont Philharmonic and has worked for the past four years as a kindergarten para-educator at Williamstown Elementary School.

Early Real Estate Career

Kevin began his career in real estate in New Zealand in 2006 and has been an enthusiastic part of Heney’s hometown approach to real estate since 2007. With lifelong passions for softball, backpacking, kayaking, organic gardening, bicycling, skiing, sailing, and music plus a strong attraction to communities of diverse and independent people, Kevin feels Montpelier is the perfect home for his family.

With thirty years’ experience in building and marketing and a fervent commitment to lifestyles which are culturally and environmentally sustainable, Kevin absolutely loves being a part of the Montpelier/Barre community and welcomes you to stop into the Heney Realtors office for a lively chat.